Africa: Seychelles, Kenya, Tanzania & Oman
December 4 - December 20, 2024
Contact: Roslyn Manley
Travel Advisor Concierge
(607) 699-9311
HERE ARE SOME ITINERARY SUGGESTIONS:
Day 1-2: Departure from a Major Port
Embark on your cruise from a major port city, such as Dubai
Experience the blending of traditional Arab culture and modern western culture in Dubai. Gaze skyward to see the tallest building in the world, the 2,722-feet-hight futuristic Burj Khalifa tower, or walk over to the impressive Jumeirah Mosque. Seek out jet-set haunts or stroll through the heart of the old city, Dubai Creek, which is home to the Dubai museum as well as the labyrith alleyways of gold, spice and textile souks, where bargaining is part of the fun and ritual.
Day 3: Fujairah, United Arab Emirates
4x4 Dessert Dunes Adventure - Explore the dunes of the desert on this exhilarating off-road journey. Pass areas of rugged rocks and gleaming reddish dunes, see Camel Rock and enjoy an exciting sand-dune ride over the tall, rippling dunes.
East Coast City Tour - Discover the lush, fertile landscapes of the United Arab Emirates. Your scenic drive takes you along the eastern coast of the United Arab Emirates, a region known for its excellent beaches, the rugged Hajjar Mountain range and lush green expanses.
Dibba Dhow Cruise - Cruise the stark, hauntingly beautiful Musandam fjords in a traditional Omani dhow, stopping along the way to swim and snorkel in the crystal-clear waters.
Relax & Swim - Take in the coastal beauty of the United Arab Emirates during this half-day visit to the Le Meridien Hotel.Day 5-6: At Sea
Day 4: Muscat, Oman
View Muscat from above by traveling on the Corniche and head out along the scenic Batinah coast. The medieval Nakhl Fort, perched on a rocky outcrop, offers magnificent views of the mountains and oasis below. The colorful Sultan's palace and the Jelali and Merani forts are worth visiting, and if you seek to experience Omani culture, a stroll through the markets and narrow alleys is ideal. Exquisite local silver jewelry, exotic spices and handicrafts abound in the markets to tempt shoppers.
Day 5-7: At Sea
Day 8: Port Victoria, Seychelles
Coral Cruise - Discover the magic of the Seychelles during this captivating visit to its mesmerizing underwater realm.
Victoria Botanical Garden & Mission Lodge - Exult in Victoria’s enthralling landmarks during this enjoyable tour of the city, botanical gardens and Mission Lodge. Relax on a lovely drive through Victoria, one the world’s smallest capital cities yet possessed of a great deal of history and charm.
Spices and Coral - Experience highlights of Mahé during a satisfying coach and catamaran tour of a picturesque plantation, a rain forest and the island’s pristine coastline.
Day 9: La Dique, Seychelles
Cocoa Island Snorkeling Adventure - Discover an abundance of diverse and colorful marine life during this superb snorkeling adventure in the teeming waters off diminutive Coco Island.
Aride Island - Delight in the pristine beauty of the Seychelles during this boat ride and excursion to an unspoiled island where nature abounds.
Vallee De Mai Nature Walk - Embrace the exquisite beauty of the Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage site, on this pleasurable walking tour.
Day 10-11: At Sea
Day 12: Mombasa, Kenya
A Taste of Swahili Cuisine - Indulge your senses with the scenic beauty and unique flavors of Mombasa during this cooking demonstration at the Serena Beach Hotel.
Amboseli Park By Air - Fly off to Amboseli National Park, which lies in the shadow of Mt. Kilimanjaro, and then venture into the bush on a game drive, looking for lions and other iconic African animals.
Bombolulu & Haller Nature - Explore Mombasa's splendid lifestyles, traditions and natural beauty during this memorable visit to the Bombolulu Workshops, Cultural Centre and Haller Nature.
Haller Nature Park - Tour a nature park that was once a lifeless quarry and see how it has been transformed into a biologically diverse paradise that’s home to thousands of indigenous animals and plants.
Highlights of Mombasa - Gain a remarkably complete understanding of Mombasa through its most characteristic attractions, beginning with the modern railway station.
Mombasa, A Glimpse of the Past - Gain a remarkably complete understanding of Mombasa through its most characteristic attractions, beginning with the modern railway station.
Safari to Tsavo in Confort - With your utmost comfort in mind, we offer the transfers from Mombasa to the Park, and then by return, in air-conditioned coaches.
Day 13: Zanzibar, Tanzania
Zanzibar is a beautiful chain of islands off the coast of Tanzania with white sand beaches and a diverse culture. Zanzibar's capital (Zanzibar City) is located on the island of Unguja, and its historic center Stone Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Zanzibar is known for its thriving spice Industry, particularly cloves, nutmeg, cinnamon and black pepper. Animals, both land and sea, are all important to the economy here, as well as a major tourism draw. Endemic species like Zanzibar Red Colobus and Zanzibar Leopard have long captivated visitors while spotting coral, frog fish, crocodile fish, octopus and more make snorkeling and ocean safaris popular outings.
Day 14: At Sea
Day 15: Antsiranana, Madagascar
Amber Martin National Park - Explore the rainforest that blankets an astonishingly biodiverse national park that is home to some of Madagascar’s most unusual plants and animals.
Discover the Three Turquoise Bays - Enjoy a panoramic drive through the peninsula due east of Antsiranana and stop to enjoy the serene tropical settings at three of its bays.
Ramena Beach and Panoramic Drive - Admire the fascinatingly unusual landscape around Antsiranana and relax on an absolutely gorgeous beach that rims the surrounding bay.
Tsingy Rouge Stone Formation By 4x4 - Behold the Red Tsingy, a jagged landscape of earth-toned, chimney-like rock formations that erosion has sculpted out of a single gorge.
Day 16: At Sea
Day 17: Port Louis, Mauritius
Disembarkment
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